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Old 01-02-2005, 02:04 PM
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i need some thoughts on these badboys, are they good enough to put into a ls/vtec that is pretty well built. I personally dont see anything wrong with using these, i mean why would I need forged, im not boosting. come on guys, learn me something here!!
Old 01-02-2005, 02:28 PM
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whats the rest of your setup?
Old 01-03-2005, 06:38 AM
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its all decisional as of right now, i am trying to put together a low 13 sec ls/vtec to go into my ej1. Right now, i am thinking omni power valve trane, eagle h-beam rods, undecided pistons, and probably gonna run the stock cams for about a month. I was thinking about girdeling the bottom end, but I am getting a golden eagle guard. There is so much controversial stuff, thats why I am asking about the pistons, maybe I should go with an aftermarket company.
Old 01-03-2005, 11:27 AM
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if you're trying to keep the stock bore and get as much compression as possible, ctr's will do that for you.
Old 01-18-2005, 02:07 AM
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That is going to be pretty hot compression for a street motor. The P2T pistons are a good choice too. or P73 for even a little lower.

Use the C-speedracing.com compression calculator...

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What head
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its a b16 head, phiz, are you saying that I shouldnt go with 12.5 to one, even if I have hondata? If so, then I guess I will go with maybe an itr piston, which should be the next step down to 11.5:1 if i remember correctly.
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Originally Posted by PHiZ
That is going to be pretty hot compression for a street motor. The P2T pistons are a good choice too. or P73 for even a little lower.

Use the C-speedracing.com compression calculator...

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C-Speed is REALLY off when using R pistons, they don't take the compression height into consideration. Use the calculator here:

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